Prayer & Praise Reports

Upstate, SC

"The Upstate" region of South Carolina is a beautiful, multi-county region nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It's known for the warmth of its people, diverse recreational activities and easy Southern living.  But the nation's beleaguered economy has taken its toll on those who live in this idyllic setting. Only three other states have higher unemployment rates than South Carolina.  The state's 12.6% rate is an all-time record which is broken by the Upstate's even higher unemployment rate of 13.2%.  Thousands of the faces behind those statistics filled Greenville's BI-LO Center March 19-20th.  Read more.

Waco, TX

Friday, September 11, 2001 is the date known world-wide for the vicious and bold terrorist Attack on America. Opening Just Give Me Jesus Waco on the eighth anniversary of that horrific day, Stephanie Seefeldt led in a soaring, prayerful rendition of God Bless America.  The audience spontaneously rose to its feet as those gathered joined her in song.  As Anne opened her first message, she directed the audience's attention to another memorial that is also a symbol of courage, and a symbol against evil.  But she emphasized that it is also God's symbol of victory.  It's the Cross. Read more.

Wauchula, FL

Drive two hours from Wauchula in any direction and you'll find the cosmopolitan life of Tampa, the sandy beaches of the Gulf Coast or the Magic Kingdom of Orlando. But spend time in Wauchula and surrounding Hardee County, and you'll understand why it is called Florida's Heartland. More than one year ago, Pastor Ken Smith, of First Baptist Church in  Wauchula, extended an invitation to Anne for to reach area church leaders, the people who attend their churches, and his own church congregation. Read how that invitation resulted in a powerful weekend of ministry known as Fan The Flame:Anne Graham Lotz in the Heartland.

Jacksonville, FL

Jacksonville, located on Florida's "First Coast," is home to some of our nation's largest Naval installations.  Freshly aware of the recent Easter Sunday rescue of Captain Phillips, the American sailor taken captive by pirates off the Horn of Africa, conducted by the brave men and women of the Navy Seals, Anne reminded all those attending Just Give Me Jesus that Jesus is the Rescuer, the Redeemer, Who came from heaven and went to the Cross to lay down His own life to set us free from the Pirate of our souls. Read more.

Colorado Springs, CO

On a warm March weekend, nestled at the foot of snow-capped Pike's Peak, Colorado Springs was the site of hundreds of women who were on a spiritual pursuit for the heights of faith - for more than just the bare minimum God has to offer.  From nearly 40 different states and five different countries, these women came longing for more than what the average Christian seems to settle for.  Read how they longed for MORE of Jesus...and what they received....

Manila, Philippines

This island nation, teeming with over 80 million people in Southeast Asia, has struggled to shed itself of its reputation as a developing country that just can’t seem to overcome the corruption while it ALSO battles with terrorists and poverty. Read how Just Give Me Jesus brought revival to thousands in this struggling nation.

Des Moines, Iowa

Despite the city's prominant location in the forefront of presidential politics, the women of Des Moines, Iowa weren’t seeking support for someone who might rule as president for four or eight years. They weren’t seeking to promote political solutions that, at best, are temporary. Instead, read how these women were promoting God’s solution and God’s Son as they worked hard to organize Just Give Me Jesus Greater Des Moines.

Chisinau, Moldova

The beautiful little country of Moldova is nestled between Romania and the Ukraine. Once the fruit basket of Eastern Europe communism, it is now a struggling fledgling democracy.  Read how Just Give Me Jesus gave the brave women of Moldova, many of whom traveled hundreds of miles to hear the Word of God proclaimed, received revival in their hearts and hope for their future.